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Japanese wulong rarity. lightly fermented tea
origin: Japan Shizuoka Kozeto - Harvest: Hand picking.
Cultivar: Koju
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Technical sheet
- Recommended preparation: classic or khysu (see teapots)
- Preferred teapot: Glass, porcelain
- 🍃 5g
- 💦20 cl
- 🍵80°C
- 🕙3 minutes in classic teapot or 2 minutes in Khusu for (5g) to re-infuse
Prefer quality water , for any noble tea in general, but all the more so for "Gyokuro", high-end teas which are infused at low temperature to preserve the quality of the leaves.
At low temperature, the faults of water of poor quality or too rich in minerals are strongly felt and really alter the virtues of the infusion.
ATABOUT THE TASTINGS
All our products are tested. Alone, when I receive them, then as a team and sometimes with food professionals and we inform you of the results of our feelings and emotions experienced.
This is in order to guide you in your choices, but also to best present the tea you choose. However, it is important to remember that in terms of tastes, sensations and emotions, it remains above all a personal matter and that nothing is more important than your own feelings and experiences and it is the same for the preparations.
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As far as possible, prefer water with the most neutral Ph and respect a few preparation rules for your quality teas and infusions .
For your health, but also for the pleasures of optimal tasting, let your teas cool, infused at high temperature.
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